Intimate videos stolen from Stefano De Martino: Forensic analysis begins on the technician's PCs and phones.

The digital hunt for the network of contacts that leaked intimate videos of showman Stefano De Martino and his ex-girlfriend online has officially begun. This morning in Rome, at the State Police Cybersecurity Operations Center, the unique technical investigations began on the computer devices and accounts seized from the former employee of a video surveillance company, considered by investigators to be the "rogue technician" behind the scandal.

According to the prosecution, the man allegedly exploited his professional role during the installation and maintenance of security cameras at the home of the TV host's ex-partner. Instead of ensuring their safety, the technician allegedly violated the couple's privacy by intercepting, downloading, and then uploading private videos to the internet. The forensic analysis initiated by Postal Police experts is now aimed at examining the suspect's smartphone, computer, and cloud storage to determine whether the files were sold or shared with third parties.

Stefano De Martino and his ex-girlfriend, both injured parties in the legal proceedings, have entrusted their legal representation to Neapolitan lawyers Angelo and Sergio Pisani. The law firm has appointed expert Lorenzo Laurato as its consultant, who will be present at all the delicate software assessments. "We hope this investigation will prove crucial to the investigation," stated lawyers Angelo and Sergio Pisani, "in order to reconstruct the exact chain of illegal distribution of the videos online and pin down all those responsible for this extremely serious violation."